Much like other states, the story of West Virginia is deeply intertwined with the industries that have driven the nation’s growth. For generations, its residents mined coal, manufactured chemicals, generated electricity, built infrastructure and even answered the call to defend the country. Yet what most of the public did not know is that the legacy […]
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